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The Federal Railroad Administration found major safety deficiencies on the railroads operated by Gui

Two labor unions have sued the National Railway Labor Conference, which represents the railroads in

San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos has harshly criticized past efforts by the Port of San Francisco to wo

Sea-Land Service Inc. said it will postpone plans to begin a service from Vancouver, British Columbi

An Indiana insurance professor is still not satisfied with a national regulatory group's decision to

Less than two years before the head of the debt-ridden Joint Underwriting Association was accused of

CIGNA CORP. (Hartford, Conn.) - James H. Coxon was named senior vice president and head of this ins

Wed., Sept. 28, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

BOLIVIA BUYS BACK $240 MILLION OF DEBTBERLIN - Bolivia repurchased $240 million worth of its

EBERSTADT FLEMING INC. (New York) - Joellen Fisher was named a senior vice president in the investme

News that Tokyo-based Daiwa Securities Co. plans to open a Vancouver office is seen as part of a gen

Executives of the National Pork Producers Council Wednesday said they willask the Commerce Departmen

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INDIAN CROP DAMAGE FROM FLOODS SEVERECHANDIGARH, India - Damage from floods, which killed at

Farmers whose corn is contaminated with the naturally occurring poison aflatoxin may be eligible for

China's recent rumored sugar-buying spree has been linked to logistics rather than any pickup in nea

Japan's trade surplus with the United States could be slashed by as much as a half this year, thanks

Smuggling continues to account for a large portion of Syria's foreign trade, although current statis

The mood among Soviets on the future course of their economy is so uncertain that foreign companies

On selling in Europe: Europe is the toughest, most demanding and least forgiving market. If

Japan's Nissan Motor Co. plans to launch a British-made car in continental Europe next week but says

CHINA MIGHT JOIN COPYRIGHT CONVENTIONChina will consider joining the UNESCO international

Amram Mitzna, Israel's army commander of the West Bank, said military authorities will ban exports o

Traditional Exports Petroleum and petroleum products, raw cotton, textiles, tobacco,phosphat

U.S. plans to impose sanctions on firms accused of illegal high-technology sales to the Soviet Union

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It's a narrow two-block back street in the capital of South America's only English-speaking country.

The Federal Maritime Commission staff and Yangming Marine Transport Corp. and Yang Ming Line have wo

TOP STORIES: The reversal of losses for European shipping appears to be in full gear as tonn

U.S. sanctions against South Africa have caused a sharp drop in trade between the two countries, but

Jack Daniel, facilities curator of the Maritime College Industry Museum at State University of New Y

The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered drastic curtailments of highly toxic tin-based marin

Vestar Inc. has secured a Food & Drug Administration export license for VesCan, the company's cancer

A foul smell permeates the warehouses where bundles of used plastic milk jugs and laundry detergent

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Thomas, citing a rising peril to the Earth's ozone

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. subsidiary Mallinckrodt Inc. has acquired Gamma Diagnostic L

FMC Corp.'s Chemical Products group is increasing prices for sodium sesquicarbonate 50 cents a hundr

Robust sales of new drugs will give a lift of as much as 30 percent to third- quarter profit of majo

STERLING DRUG INC. (New York) - The company, a subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Co., announced a structur

EPSILON PRODUCTS SELECTS UNIPOL PROCESSDANBURY, Conn., - Epsilon Products selected the Union